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James R. Schlesinger Papers

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Collection SummaryTitle: James R. Schlesinger PapersSpan Dates: 1863-1980Bulk Dates: (bulk 1969-1978)ID No.: MSS84843Creator: Schlesinger, James R.Extent: 27,000 items ; 68 containers plus 32 classified, 2 oversize, and 1 artifact ; 39.2 linear feetLanguage: Collection material in EnglishLocation: Manuscript Division, Library of Congress, Washington, D.C.Summary: Economist, U.S. secretary of defense, and U.S. secretary of energy. Correspondence, memoranda, writings,notebooks, subject files, appointment books, telephone logs, photographs, printed matter, and other papers chieflyconcerning Schlesinger's service as secretary of defense and secretary of energy.

Selected Search TermsThe following terms have been used to index the description of this collection in the Library's online catalog. They aregrouped by name of person or organization, by subject or location, and by occupation and listed alphabetically therein.

PeopleClarke, Bruce C. (Bruce Cooper), 1901-1988--Correspondence.Clayman, H. S.--Correspondence.Glennan, Thomas Keith, 1905-1995--Correspondence.Hallock, Richard R., 1919-1999.Katz, Amrom H.--Correspondence.Kissinger, Henry, 1923-Richardson, Elliot L., 1920-1999--Correspondence.Schlesinger, James R.West, Francis J.--Correspondence.Whalen, Richard J., 1935- --Correspondence.Wohlstetter, Albert J.--Correspondence.

OrganizationsNorth Atlantic Treaty Organization.Rand Corporation.Strategic Arms Limitation Talks II.U.S. Atomic Energy Commission.United States. Bureau of the Budget.United States. Department of Defense.United States. Department of Energy.United States. Navy.United States. Office of Management and Budget.

SubjectsArms transfers--Iran.Arms transfers--United States.Budget--United States.Energy policy--Environmental aspects.Energy policy--United States.International relations.National security--United States.Nuclear arms control.Nuclear energy--United States.Nuclear weapons--Testing--Alaska--Amchitka Island.Nuclear weapons--United States.

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Petroleum industry and trade--United States.Political corruption--United States.Science and state--United States.Technology and state--United States.Watergate Affair, 1972-1974.

PlacesAmchitka Island (Alaska)--History.Europe--Foreign relations--United States.Iran--Military relations--United States.Soviet Union--Foreign relations--United States.United States--Defenses.United States--Economic policy.United States--Foreign relations--1945-1989.United States--Foreign relations--Europe.United States--Foreign relations--Soviet Union.United States--Military policy.United States--Military relations--Iran.United States--Politics and government--1945-1989.

OccupationsCabinet officers.Economists.

Administrative InformationProvenance

The papers of James R. Schlesinger, economist, U.S. secretary of defense, and U.S. secretary of energy, were given to theLibrary of Congress by Schlesinger in 2001.

Transfers

Items have been transferred from the Manuscript Division to other custodial divisions of the Library. Sound recordings andvideotapes have been transferred to the Motion Picture, Broadcasting, and Recorded Sound Division. Photographicnegatives and a halftone cartoon have been transferred to the Prints and Photographs Division. All transfers are identified inthese divisions as part of the James R. Schlesinger Papers.

Copyright Status

Copyright in the unpublished writings of James R. Schlesinger in these papers and in other collections in the custody of theLibrary of Congress is reserved. Consult reference staff in the Manuscript Division for further information.

Access and Restrictions

The papers of James R. Schlesinger are open to research. Researchers are advised to contact the Manuscript Reading Roomprior to visiting. Many collections are stored off-site and advance notice is needed to retrieve these items for research use.

Security Classified Documents

Government regulations control the use of security classified items in this collection. Manuscript Division staff can furnishinformation concerning access to and use of classified material.

Preferred Citation

Researchers wishing to cite this collection should include the following information: Container number, James R.Schlesinger Papers, Manuscript Division, Library of Congress, Washington, D.C.


Biographical NoteDate Event1929, Feb. 15 Born, New York, N.Y.

1950 B.A., Harvard University, Cambridge, Mass.

1952 M.A., Harvard University, Cambridge, Mass.

1954 Married Rachel Line Mellinger (died 1995)

1955-1963 Associate professor of economics, University of Virginia, Charlottesville, Va.

1956 Ph.D. in economics, Harvard University, Cambridge, Mass.

1960 Published The Political Economy of National Security. New York: Praeger

1963-1969 Worked for Rand Corp., Santa Monica, Calif., the latter years as director of strategic studies

1968 Published Defense Planning and Budgeting: The Issue of Centralized Control. Washington, D.C.:Industrial College of the Armed Forces

1969-1971 Assistant director, Bureau of the Budget (reorganized as Office of Management and Budget in1970)

1971-1973 Chairman, Atomic Energy Commission

1973 Director, Central Intelligence Agency

1973-1975 United States secretary of defense

1977-1979 United States secretary of energy

Scope and Content NoteThe papers of James Rodney Schlesinger (1929- ) span the years 1863-1980, with the bulk of the material dating from 1969to 1978. The papers are organized into the following series: Personal File , General Correspondence , Chronological File ,Subject File , Briefing File , Classified , Top Secret , Restricted Data (Classified) , Restricted Data (Top Secret) , SecretCompartmented Information (Classified) , Secret Compartmented Information (Top Secret) , North Atlantic TreatyOrganization , Oversize , and Artifact.

The Personal File contains appointment books and telephone logs covering Schlesinger's last year in the Department ofDefense through his second year in the Department of Energy, a time that also includes his two-year hiatus fromgovernment service during which he wrote and spoke about national security issues. The mail logs and the travel fileslargely cover Schlesinger's years at the Atomic Energy Commission.

The General Correspondence contains correspondence and memoranda relating to Schlesinger's personal and professionallife. Congratulatory letters to Schlesinger upon his various appointments are sometimes filed separately. Correspondentsinclude Bruce C. Clarke, H. S. Clayman, Thomas Keith Glennan, Amrom H. Katz, Elliot L. Richardson, Francis J. “Bing”West, Richard J. Whalen, and Albert J. Wohlstetter. The Chronological File consists of correspondence and memorandarelating to Schlesinger's years at the Atomic Energy Commission and the Department of Energy.


The Subject File is focused on Schlesinger's career in various government and cabinet positions. Appointed by PresidentRichard M. Nixon in 1969 as assistant director of the Bureau of the Budget, later Office of Management and Budget,Schlesinger left the Rand Corporation where he had served as the director of strategic studies working on the strategicanalysis of nuclear weaponry, atomic energy issues, and nuclear proliferation. Many of his writings, and a large number ofthose of his colleagues at the Rand Corporation, traveled with Schlesinger to Washington, D.C., and are part of his Bureauof the Budget files. He apparently used these writings for reference as his new position involved national security issues,scientific and technical programs, and energy policy and its impact on the environment. His main effort was on defenseissues. Other items in the Subject File include Schlesinger's speeches and congressional testimony. Charts, notebooks, andcopies of transparencies used in briefing the president and others are located in the Briefing File .

On 17 August 1971, Schlesinger was sworn in as the chairman of the Atomic Energy Commission. That November thecontroversial Cannikin Project was carried out on Amchitka Island in Alaska. The project involved the undergrounddetonation of a nuclear weapon, the largest underground test ever conducted by the United States. Material relating toCannikin includes correspondence concerning permissions needed to carry out the project, congressional testimony bySchlesinger, a notebook of newspaper clippings for and against the detonation, and a notebook of photographs documentingSchlesinger's attendance at the detonation and Amchitka Island flora and fauna. As with the Cannikin Project, Schlesingerwas involved with environmental issues that are represented in his congressional testimony, speeches and statements, andfiles on environmental organizations. Always a proponent of national security, he sought defense applications of nuclearpower, and the papers reflect his involvement with nuclear weapons and naval nuclear propulsion.

Schlesinger served as the director of the Central Intelligence Agency from February through June 1973. The papersdocument his efforts during the Watergate Affair to turn over all information to congressional oversight committeesregarding any agency involvement including his memorandum to agency employees to report to him any activities outsidethe Central Intelligence Agency charter. Although the memorandum was directed at Watergate, it lead to the discovery thatthe agency had opened mail sent by citizens of the United States to the Soviet Union. The subsequent leak of thatinformation led to legal suits against the government of which Schlesinger was a defendant. Memoranda, briefs, and otherlegal papers relating to the suits are in the litigation files.

In July 1973 Schlesinger became secretary of defense. The action memoranda, comprised of memoranda andcorrespondence involving a myriad of topics including visits by foreign dignitaries, thank-you letters, military promotions,interactions with other departments, and documents requiring Schlesinger's approval or signature, provide an overview ofthe work carried out under his leadership at the Department of Defense. Schlesinger's concern that the Soviet Union notsurpass the United States in defense matters is borne out in the papers through files on the Soviet Union, mutual andbalanced force reduction, the North Atlantic Treaty Organization, the Strategic Arms Limitation Treaty, various weaponry,and other files relating to national security. Notes for meetings with Henry Kissinger are included with background fileskept on the then secretary of state. Of interest is a group of files concerning retired army colonel Richard R. Hallock whohad been sent to Iran by Schlesinger as a special envoy to assist in the sale of American arms to Iran and to supervisecontracts. Schlesinger's dismissal by President Gerald R. Ford on 2 November 1975 is covered in the news reports andletters from various persons in the General Correspondence .

In October 1977, Schlesinger became the first secretary of energy. The papers reflect his integration of the energy powersof more than fifty agencies under the Department of Energy. Covered also in the papers are Schlesinger's involvement withthe comprehensive nuclear test ban, nuclear nonproliferation, and oil. Material related to oil, nuclear matters, and foreigncountries is also located in the files of the Central Intelligence Agency. President Jimmy Carter replaced Schlesinger in July1979.

The Briefing File contains charts, notebooks, and transparencies used by Schlesinger during briefings for the president,congressional committees, and others while serving at the Atomic Energy Commission, Bureau of the Budget, andDepartment of Defense. A majority of the material relates to the Department of Defense and budgets.

Arrangement of the PapersThe collection is arranged in fourteen series:

• Personal File, 1963-1980• General Correspondence, 1954-1979


• Chronological File, 1971-1978• Subject File, 1863-1979• Briefing File, circa 1969-1975• Classified, 1945-1979• Top Secret, 1970-1979• Restricted Data (Classified), 1966-1979• Restricted Data (Top Secret), 1967-1975• Secret Compartmented Information (Classified), 1973-1974• Secret Compartmented Information (Top Secret), 1972-1977• North Atlantic Treaty Organization, 1973-1974• Oversize, 1972-1975• Artifact, 1972


Description of SeriesContainer SeriesBOX 1-8 Personal File, 1963-1980

Appointment books, correspondence, honorary degrees, mail logs, memberships, photographs,telephone logs, and travel files.

Arranged alphabetically by type of material or topic.

BOX 8-19 General Correspondence, 1954-1979Letters and memoranda, including attachments, between Schlesinger and friends,

acquaintances, former colleagues, military personnel, government officials, congressionalrepresentatives and senators, the public, and others relating to personal and professionalactivities.

Arranged chronologically by year and therein alphabetically.

BOX 20-22 Chronological File, 1971-1978Correspondence and memoranda relating to Schlesinger's years at the Atomic Energy

Commission and the Department of Energy.Arranged chronologically.

BOX 23-63 Subject File, 1863-1979Correspondence, memoranda, reports, articles, writings, notebooks, notes, photographs and a

scrapbook, press releases, speeches and statements, congressional hearings and testimony,printed matter, campaign material, and charts related to Schlesinger's career in government.

Arranged alphabetically by name of government agency and therein by topic, name of personor organization, or type of material.

BOX 63-68 Briefing File, circa 1969-1975Charts, notebooks, and transparencies used by Schlesinger during briefings for the president,

congressional committees, and others. The master file of transparencies kept by Schlesingerconsists only of photocopies. Transparencies arriving with the collection were photocopiedby Manuscript Division staff, where possible, and those photocopies filed under “copies oforiginal transparencies.”

Arranged alphabetically by name of department and therein by type of briefing with thetransparencies arranged by topic.

BOX CL 1-OV CL 21 Classified, 1945-1979Government-security documents.Arranged and described according to the series and folders from which the items were

removed. Includes an oversize item.

BOX TS 1-TS 6 Top Secret, 1970-1979Government-security documents.Arranged and described according to the series and folders from which the items were

removed.

BOX RD 1 Restricted Data (Classified), 1966-1979Government-security documents.Arranged and described according to the series and folders from which the items were

removed.


BOX RD 2 Restricted Data (Top Secret), 1967-1975Government-security documents.Arranged and described according to the series and folders from which the items were

removed.

BOX SCI 1 Secret Compartmented Information (Classified), 1973-1974Government-security documents.Arranged and described according to the series and folders from which the items were

removed.

BOX SCI 2 Secret Compartmented Information (Top Secret), 1972-1977Government-security documents.Arranged and described according to the series and folders from which the items were

removed.

BOX NATO 1 North Atlantic Treaty Organization, 1973-1974Government-security documents.Arranged and described according to the series and folders from which the items were

removed.

BOX OV 1-OV 2 Oversize, 1972-1975Scrapbook, charts, and a transparency.Arranged and described according to the series, containers, and folders from which the items

were removed.

BOX VA 1 Artifact, 1972Polaris flag.Arranged and described according to the series, container, and folder from which the item was

removed.


Container List

Container Contents

BOX 1-8 Personal File, 1963-1980Appointment books, correspondence, honorary degrees, mail logs, memberships, photographs,

telephone logs, and travel files.Arranged alphabetically by type of material or topic.

BOX 1 Appointment books, 1975-1978(3 folders)

Appointment calendar, 1963Article requests, 1975-1976Bibliography of publications, 1971

BOX 2 Birdwatching, 1971-1976, undated(3 folders)

Center for Strategic and International StudiesGeneral, 1975-1976

(4 folders)Reports

1976(2 folders)

BOX 3 1977Christmas lists, 1972-1973, undatedCouncil on Economic Development, 1976Expenses, 1976-1977Ford Foundation, 1975Honorary degrees

Ohio State University, Columbus, Ohio, 1980Wittenberg University, Springfield, Ohio, 1977

Invitations, 1975-1976Job opportunities, 1975-1976Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore, Md., 1975-1977Lecture bureaus, 1975-1976Mail logs

1971BOX 4 1972-1973

(3 folders)Marine Midland Banks, 1975-1976, undatedMarshall, Andrew W., 1976Memberships and clubs, 1973-1978

(2 folders)Miscellany, 1976Photographs, circa 1971-1977Standard Oil Co., 1974-1976

(2 folders)


BOX 5 Stenographic notebooks, 1976Telephone logs

1975-1977(4 folders)

BOX 6 1978(2 folders)

Travel filesAuthorizations and reimbursements, 1971-1977Itineraries, 1973-1975Trips

1971(4 folders)

1972Feb.-Apr.

(2 folders)BOX 7 June-Sept.

(9 folders)BOX 8 Nov.

1973-1975(5 folders)

Vouchers, 1971-1972USLife Corp., 1976

BOX 8-19 General Correspondence, 1954-1979Letters and memoranda, including attachments, between Schlesinger and friends,

acquaintances, former colleagues, military personnel, government officials, congressionalrepresentatives and senators, the public, and others relating to personal and professionalactivities.

Arranged chronologically by year and therein alphabetically.

BOX 8 1954, 1968-19701971

A-R(18 folders)

BOX 9 S-Y(5 folders)

1972“A-B” miscellaneous

(2 folders)Congratulatory“C-T” miscellaneous

(15 folders)BOX 10 “V-Z” miscellaneous

(2 folders)1973

“A-B” miscellaneous(2 folders)

Personal File, 1963-1980

Container Contents


Congratulatory(7 folders)

BOX 11 “C-S” miscellaneous(15 folders)

BOX 12 “T-Z” miscellaneous(4 folders)

1974A-R

(14 folders)BOX 13 S-Z

(5 folders)1975

A-L(11 folders)

BOX 14 M-Y(9 folders)

Unidentified1976

“A-B” miscellaneousCarter, JimmyCongratulatory“C-K” miscellaneous

(4 folders)BOX 15 “L-Z” miscellaneous

(8 folders)1977

“A-B” miscellaneous(2 folders)

Congratulatory“C-F” miscellaneous

(4 folders)BOX 16 “G-S” miscellaneous

(11 folders)BOX 17 “T-Z” miscellaneous

(3 folders)1978

A-L(8 folders)

BOX 18 M-W(11 folders)

BOX 19 1979, A-Y(11 folders)

BOX 20-22 Chronological File, 1971-1978Correspondence and memoranda relating to Schlesinger's years at the Atomic Energy

Commission and the Department of Energy.Arranged chronologically.

General Correspondence, 1954-1979

Container Contents


BOX 20 1971-1973(3 folders)

1977Jan.-Sept.

(7 folders)BOX 21 Oct.-Dec.

(3 folders)1978

Jan.-Apr.(5 folders)

BOX 22 May-Dec.(9 folders)

BOX 23-63 Subject File, 1863-1979Correspondence, memoranda, reports, articles, writings, notebooks, notes, photographs and a

scrapbook, press releases, speeches and statements, congressional hearings and testimony,printed matter, campaign material, and charts related to Schlesinger's career in government.

Arranged alphabetically by name of government agency and therein by topic, name of personor organization, or type of material.

BOX 23 Atomic Energy CommissionArticles and speeches by others, 1971-1972, undated

(5 folders)Artifacts

General Electric Co., undatedPolaris flag presented by the U.S. Navy, 1972 See Artifact

Cannikin Project, Amchitka Island, AlaskaGeneral, 1969-1972Notebooks

No. 1, clippings, 1966-1971BOX 24 No. 2, photographs, 1971

(4 folders)Congressional testimony, 1972, Mar.-Sept.

(10 folders)Connally, John, 1971Defense alarmism, 1971Defense Department budget, circa 1972

BOX 25 “Developments in the U.S. Competitive Position,” 1973Emergency core cooling systems, 1967-1972Environmental organizations, 1971Environmentalists' statements regarding the Atomic Energy Commission, 1972Fish kills, 1972“Forty Committee” and Project Garza, circa 1972“Guidance Objectives and the Structuring of RDT (U),” 1968Hanford Facility, Richland, Wash., photographs of trip, 1971Intelligence, 1972Interagency Committee on Retirement, 1972-1973Invitations, 1971

Chronological File, 1971-1978

Container Contents


Jackson, Henry M., statements, 1972-1973Latter, A. L., E. A. Martinelli, and W. B. Wright, “A New Strategic Deterrent Policy,” 1970Miscellaneous, 1972Multiple independently targeted reentry vehicles, 1972Naval nuclear propulsion

EnclosuresNo. 1, 1971No. 2, 1966-1968No. 5, 1971

BOX 26 No. 6, 1962-1970General, 1970 -1972

(4 folders)Printed matter

Nuclear Navy: An Historical Study of the Strategy and Tactics of TechnologicalInnovation, circa 1971(2 folders)

“SSN Ad Hoc Panel Report,” 1968(2 folders)

“Submarine Development Group Two: Report 1-71,” 1971Nelson, Richard R., 1971-1972, undatedNixon, Richard M., presidential campaign, 1971-1972North Atlantic Treaty Organization, classification rules, circa 1971Notes, 1971-1972, undatedNuclear weapon stockpile graphic analysis of materials and requirements model, 1972

(5 folders)Nuclear weapons

General, 1971-1972, undated(3 folders)

BOX 27 Printed matter, 1968-1970(2 folders)

PersonnelList, 1972Recruits, 1971-1972, undated

Physical Research Program, presentation to Schlesinger, 1971Press and public information, 1971-1972Regulatory Licensing Applications, report, 1972Speeches and remarks by Schlesinger, 1971-1972, undatedSoviet force levels, 1972Test ban safeguards, 1971Texas Instruments, presentation, 1972Uranium enrichment, 1972-1973

BOX 28 Weinberg, Alvin M., 1971-1972Budget Bureau

Agency for International Development, 1969Arms control, 1961-1968

(3 folders)Articles and speeches by others

Subject File, 1863-1979

Container Contents


General1863, 1946, 1961-1969

(3 folders)BOX 29 1970-1971

(7 folders)List, 1971

BOX 30 Atomic Energy CommissionAgency plan, 1971General, 1964-1971

(6 folders)General counsel's office, 1971Hallock, Richard R., material from, 1967-1971Little, Arthur D., 1971“Special Analytical Study No. 3 Enriched Uranium Production Planning,” 1968

Budget levels, 1968Earth resources survey program, 1969F-5 (jet fighter plane), 1969F-111 (jet fighter plane), 1971

BOX 31 IntelligenceLetter to Central Intelligence Agency, 1969Reorganization, 1969-1971

Miscellany, 1970-1971National Security Programs Division, 1970“PED,” 1970Personnel recruits, 1969-1971Peterson, Peter G., United States in the Changing World Economy, 1971

(2 folders)Printed matter

1968-1970(2 folders)

BOX 32 1971Rand Corp. documents

Allison, Graham T., 1967Allison, Graham T., and Andrew W. Marshall, 1968-1969Anderson, Daniel, 1971Arnsten, Michael E., 1966

(2 folders)Augenstein, B. W., 1969Averch, Harvey, 1963Averch, Harvey, and M. M. Lavin, 1964Brooks, David B., 1966

BOX 33 Brown, William M., 1969Brown, Seyom, Paul Y. Hammond, William M. Jones, and Robert L. Patrick, 1969Carne, J. B., 1967Cone, Frederick M., 1969

(2 folders)Dews, Edmund, 1969


Container Contents


Dreyfus, Hubert L., 1965Eiduson, Bernice T., 1965Ellsberg, Daniel, 1968Ermarth, Fritz, and Francis P. Hoeber, 1969-1970

(2 folders)Ferguson, Allen R., 1962Fletcher, J. O., 1968

BOX 34 George, Alexander L., 1965-1967Gilinsky, Victor, 1967Gilinsky, Victor, and William E. Hoehn, 1970Gilinsky, Victor, and Paul Langer, 1967Grandquist, D. P., and R. A. Schneider, 1966Hirschleifer, Jack, and Jerome W. Milliman, 1967Hoag, Malcolm W., 1958-1964Hoehn, William E., 1967Hoffman, Fred S., 1963Holliday, Dennis, and Milton S. Plesset, 1966

BOX 35 Hoos, Ida R., 1968Hosmer, S. T., and S. O. Crane, 1963Iklé, Fred Charles, 1960Jones, William M., 1967-1969Jorgenson, D. W., and J. J. McCall, 1962Katz, Amrom H., 1966-1969Klein, Burton H., 1958Klein, Burton H., W. H. Meckling, and E. G. Mesthene, 1960Kolkowicz, Roman, 1967Kosters, Marvin, 1969Leites, Nathan

1963BOX 36 1964-1965

(2 folders)Linstone, H. A., circa 1965Lucas, W. F., 1967Marshall, Andrew W., 1966-1969Maykut, G. A., and N. Untersteiner, 1969McGarvey, David C., 1969McGarvey, David C., and William E. Hoehn, 1967McGarvey, David C., William E. Hoehn, and V. D. Taylor, 1969Melnick, Constantin, 1967

BOX 37 Milliman, Jerome W., 1966Novick, David, 1954, 1960-1963Nyland, F. S., 1965-1967

(2 folders)Proschan, Arnold, 1962Report of the Proceedings of the AFSC/RAND Symposium of May-July, 1970, 1971Report of Secretary-General of the United Nations, 1967Ries, J. C., 1966


Container Contents


Rosecrance, Richard, 1969Schlesinger, James R.

1962-1966(4 folders)

BOX 38 1967-1969(6 folders)

Smithies, Arthur, 1970Stockfisch, J. A., 1968-1969Strauch, Ralph E., 1970Stromberg, John L., 1970

BOX 39 Teeters, Nancy, 1959-1963, undatedWhalen, Richard J., 1969Winter, Sidney, G., Jr., 1963Wohlstetter, Albert J., 1968Wolfe, Thomas W., 1967-1968Wolfowitz, Paul D., 1968Unidentified, “Desalinated Water,” 1969

Research and development, 1962Science and technology, 1964-1967Special Defense Panel

Herzfeld, C. M., Larry Lynn, and Fred S. Hoffman, 1970Kaufmann, William W., 1970-1971

(2 folders)Marshall, Andrew W., 1970Schlesinger, James R., 1970

Speeches and testimony by Schlesinger1969

(2 folders)BOX 40 (2 folders)

1970(2 folders)

Strategic forces, 1967-1968Systems analysis, 1968-1969Tactical forces, 1969

Central Intelligence AgencyBusiness Council, 1973Congressional testimony, 1973General

1972-1973(2 folders)

BOX 41 1974-1979, undated(10 folders)

Jones, R. V., 1947-1973(2 folders)

BOX 42 (2 folders)Lefever, Ernest W., 1957, 1967-1973


Container Contents


Litigation, 1975-1978(3 folders)

Management Advisory Group, 1973Meeting with the secretary of defense, 1973Personnel recruits, 1972-1973Unidentified sound recording, undated

BOX 43 Defense DepartmentAction memoranda

19721973

Apr.-Aug.(12 folders)

BOX 44 Sept.-Dec.(9 folders)

1974Jan.

(2 folders)BOX 45 Feb.-May

(9 folders)BOX 46 June-Sept.

(8 folders)BOX 47 Oct.-Dec.

(6 folders)1975

Jan.-Feb.(2 folders)

BOX 48 Mar.-June(16 folders)

BOX 49 July-Nov.(14 folders)

Airborne Early Warning and Control System, 1974-1975American Federation of Labor-Congress of Industrial Organizations, 1973-1976

(2 folders)BOX 50 Amnesty for Vietnam-era draft evaders, 1974

Annual reportsGeneral, 1974-1975

(4 folders)Policy excerpts, 1975

Appearances of Schlesinger before Congress, list, 1973-1975Ardant du Picq, Charles Jean Jacques Joseph, Battle Studies, 1921

(2 folders)Brennan, Donald G., 1973-1974Budget

Fiscal Year 1976, 1973-1975Fiscal Year 1977, 1975, undated

Cabinet meetings, 1973-1975BOX 51 Coalition for a Democratic Majority, 1974-1975, undated


Container Contents


Confirmation hearing, 1973Congressional hearings and reports

Miscellaneous, 1967-1975(2 folders)

Proxmire, William, 1975 See also Container 68, K-LDétente, 1975-1976Dismissal of Schlesinger, news reports, 1975The Economics of Defense Spending: A Look at the Realities, 1972“Eyes Only” memoranda, 1973-1975

(4 folders)F-18 (jet fighter plane), 1975Ford, Gerald R., notes for meetings with, 1975Germany, 1973-1974

BOX 52 Hallock, Richard R. See also Container 54, IranBackground information, 1969-1970

(2 folders)Document sets

No. 1, 1973-1975(10 folders)

No. 2A, 1970BOX 53 No. 2B, 1973

(5 folders)No. 2C, 1974No. 2D, 1975No. 2E, 1973-1975

Healy, Dennis, 1955-1958Herrington, Arthur C., 1970-1975, undated

(2 folders)BOX 54 Intelligence and the intelligence community, 1949, 1971-1976

(4 folders)Iran, 1973-1975 See also Containers 52-53, Hallock, Richard R.Israel, 1973-1975Japan, 1973-1975Katz, Amrom H., 1972-1974Kaufmann, William M.

Drafts, undatedMemoranda

1973BOX 55 1974-circa 1975

(6 folders)Kehoe, James W., Jr., briefing, 1974Kephart, D. C., “Damage Probability Computer for Point Targets with P and Q Vulnerability

Numbers,” 1974Kissinger, Henry

Investigative recordsAir Force, 1945-1966

BOX 56 Army, 1945-1967


Container Contents


Naval Intelligence, 1961-1965Notes for meetings with

General, 1973-1975(6 folders)

Miscellaneous background information, 1973Speeches and statements, 1972-1975

(4 folders)Korea, North, and South Korea, 1971-1975Kraemer, Fritz G. A.

1975(2 folders)

BOX 57 1976(5 folders)

Mayaguez (container ship) incident, 1975Mayors' groups, 1975Memoranda for the record, 1975-1976Middle East, 1973Miscellaneous documents

1973-1974(4 folders)


Missile accuracy, 1974Morison, Elting E., 1950, 1966, 1973Mutual and balanced force reduction

Clarke, Bruce C., communications, 1973-1974General, 1973

National Intelligence Survey, 1973National Security Study Memorandum 169, U.S. nuclear policy, 1973Net assessment, 1973North Atlantic Treaty Organization, 1972-1975

(7 folders)Oil and energy, 1975Offset negotiations, 1973Ohly, John H., defense issues, 1973Organization and management, 1973-1975

BOX 59 Personnel matters, 1973-1975(2 folders)

President's Foreign Intelligence Advisory Board, 1973-1976Program planning, 1974Receipts for classified material, 1975Somalia, 1975Soviet Union

“Analysis of Soviet Policy towards United States by Ex-member of the KGB,” 1975Burden of defense, 1973-1975, undatedComparative size of defense with U.S., 1974-1975

(3 folders)


Container Contents


Defense expenditures, 1973-1974Defense expenditures compared with U.S., 1975-1976General, 1973-1975Nuclear cooperation agreement, 1973Relations with U.S., 1973

Speech material, 1974-1975, undatedStrategic Arms Limitation Treaty

1972-1973(2 folders)


Transcripts of television programs, 1974-1975Tucker, Gardiner L., 1973Turkey, 1973Unified headquarters staff power, 1973United Kingdom, 1973-1974, undatedUnited States Marine Corps, new recruitment theme, undatedVietnam and Southeast Asia, 1974-1975, undatedWake Island scrapbook, 1975 See OversizeWatergate Affair, report of special prosecution force, 1975Weiss, Seymour, 1974-1975Wickham, John Adams, notebooks, 1973-1975

(7 folders)Energy Department

Canada, 1977-1978(3 folders)

BOX 61 Carter-Mondale transition team, 1976(2 folders)

Central Intelligence Agency See Containers 40-42, same headingChina

Generalcirca 1971-1978

(8 folders)BOX 62 1979

Notes, 1978Photographs, 1978

Comprehensive nuclear test banCharts, circa 1978General, 1978-1979

(8 folders)Preparations for negotiations, 1977

(2 folders)Economic Summit, Washington, D.C., 1978Enhanced radiation weapons, 1977-1978International Energy Associates, 1976Iran, 1976-1979

(3 folders)


Container Contents


Japan, 1977-1979Mexico

General, 1977-1979, undated(3 folders)

Statements by Schlesinger, 1979Middle East, 1978-1979Morocco, 1977-1978Nuclear nonproliferation

Presidential directive and National Security Council no. 8, 1977Presidential review memoranda no. 15, 1977

BOX 63 Reorganization, 1977(7 folders)

Saudi Arabia, 1977-1979(6 folders)

Strategic and critical materials stockpile, 1976-1977

BOX 63-68 Briefing File, circa 1969-1975Charts, notebooks, and transparencies used by Schlesinger during briefings for the president,

congressional committees, and others. The master file of transparencies kept by Schlesingerconsists only of photocopies. Transparencies arriving with the collection were photocopiedby Manuscript Division staff, where possible, and those photocopies filed under “copies oforiginal transparencies.”

Arranged alphabetically by name of department and therein by type of briefing with thetransparencies arranged by topic.

BOX 63 Atomic Energy Commission, charts, 1972 See OversizeBudget Bureau

Fiscal Year 1970 budget, charts and transparencies, 1970BOX 64 Fiscal Year 1971 budget, presidential review, book II, notebook, circa 1969

Fiscal Year 1972 budget, 1970Director's review, research and development cross-cutting review, notebookFall review, overview session, notebookNational Science Foundation, notebookSpring planning review

Agenda and index for research and development and National Science Foundationreview, notebook

Overview session, notebookFiscal Year 1973 budget, 1971

Income maintenance programs, notebookSpring planning review, notebooks

Overview sessionScience and space

Fiscal Year 1974 budgetComptroller charts not used in hearing files, transparencies, circa 1974Introduction, circa 1974

Fiscal Year 1975 budget, presidential briefing, transparencies, 1974(2 folders)

BOX 65 Fiscal Year 1976 budget


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Hearings, transparencies, circa 1975(2 folders)

House Budget Committee hearing, notebook and transparencies, 1975, Mar. 5Freshman Republicans briefing, notebook and transparencies, 1974, Dec. 3Joint Committee on Atomic Energy, notebooks and transparencies, 1974-1975

(2 folders)Miscellaneous charts, undatedNorth Atlantic Treaty Organization

Defense Planning Committee, transparencies, 1975, SpringMiscellaneous charts, undated See also Oversize

Senate Appropriations Committee, transparencies, 1974June

BOX 66 Oct.Senate Subcommittee on Arms Control, International Law and Organization, 1974, Sept. 11

MiscellanyNotebookTransparencies

Speeches at Air War College, Montgomery, Ala., and National War College, Washington,D.C., 1975NotebookTransparencies

Strategic Arms Limitation Treaty, presidential briefing, notebook and transparencies, circa1974-circa 1975

Title VIII, meeting with president, 1975, June 20Transparencies

Charts, comprehensive test ban, CTB, circa 1974-circa 1975Charts brought from Central Intelligence Agency on strategic forces, SF, circa 1973Copies of original transparencies

Alphabetical, circa 1974-circa 1975A-F

(6 folders)BOX 67 G-R See also Oversize

(13 folders)Charts brought from Central Intelligence Agency on strategic forces, SF, circa 1973Unidentified, circa 1974-circa 1975

Group 1Group 2

Master file copies, circa 1974-circa 1975IndexA, defense and economyB, defense budgetC, manpower costsD, readiness and agingE, strategic airliftF, strategic forces

BOX 68 G, conventional balance and North Atlantic Treaty OrganizationH, North Atlantic Treaty Organization issues

Briefing File, circa 1969-1975

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I, strategic issuesJ, miscellaneousJRS, Schlesinger's personal chartsK, Proxmire, William, hearing I See also Container 51, Proxmire, WilliamL, Proxmire, William, hearing II See also Container 51, Proxmire, WilliamM, manpowerN, tactical nuclear weapons in EuropeO, energyP, naval balanceR, Central Intelligence Agency/North Atlantic Treaty Organization charts

Soviet-United States navies, outdated from Central Intelligence Agency, NAV, circa 1973

BOX CL 1-OV CL 21 Classified, 1945-1979Government-security documents.Arranged and described according to the series and folders from which the items were

removed. Includes an oversize item.

BOX CL 1 Personal FileBirdwatching, undated

General Correspondence1972197319741975

Chronological File19721977, Mar.1978 See also Restricted Data

Subject FileAtomic Energy Commission

ArtifactsGeneral Electric Co., undated See Restricted Data

Cannikin Project, Amchitka Island, AlaskaGeneral, 1971 See also Restricted Data

Congressional testimony, 1972June

19 See Restricted Data“Forty Committee” and Project Garza, circa 1972 See Top Secret“Guidance Objectives and the Structuring of RDT (U),” 1968Intelligence, 1972 See also Top Secret ; See also Secret Compartmented InformationLatter, A. L., E. A. Martinelli, and W. B. Wright, “A New Strategic Deterrent Policy,”

1970Multiple independently targeted reentry vehicles, 1972 See Top SecretNaval nuclear propulsion

EnclosuresNo. 2, 1966-1968No. 6, 1962-1970 See Restricted Data

Briefing File, circa 1969-1975

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BOX CL 2 General19701971

Apr.-Oct. See also Restricted DataNov.-Dec.

1972 See also Restricted DataPrinted matter

Nuclear Navy: An Historical Study of the Strategy and Tactics of TechnologicalInnovation, circa 1971(2 folders)

BOX CL 3 “SSN Ad Hoc Panel Report,” 1968 See Restricted Data“Submarine Development Group Two: Report 1-71,” 1971

Nuclear weapon stockpile graphic analysis of materials and requirements model, 1972 SeeTop Secret

Nuclear weaponsGeneral

1971 See Top Secret ; See Restricted Data1972, undated See also Top Secret

Printed matter1970 See Restricted Data

Soviet force levels, 1972 See also Top SecretUranium enrichment, 1972-1973 See Restricted Data

Budget BureauAtomic Energy Commission

Agency plan, 1971 See Restricted DataGeneral

1966 See Restricted Data1969 See Restricted Data1971

Hallock, Richard R., material from, 1967-1971 See also Restricted DataLittle, Arthur D., 1971“Special Analytical Study No. 3 Enriched Uranium Production Planning,” 1968 See

Restricted DataBudget levels, 1968Intelligence

Letter to Central Intelligence Agency, 1969Reorganization, 1969-1971 See also Top Secret

Rand Corp. documentsCarne, J. B., 1967Ermarth, Fritz, and Francis P. Hoeber, 1969-1970

(2 folders)Hoffman, Fred S., 1963Kosters, Marvin, 1969 See Restricted DataMcGarvey, David C., 1969 See Restricted DataMcGarvey, David C., and William E. Hoehn, 1967McGarvey, David C., William E. Hoehn, and V. D. Taylor, 1969 See Restricted Data

BOX CL 4 Report of the Proceedings of the AFSC/RAND Symposium of May-July, 1970, 1971

Classified, 1945-1979

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Schlesinger, James R.1962-196319641965-19661967

(2 folders)1968-1969

Special Defense PanelHerzfeld, C. M., Larry Lynn, and Fred S. Hoffman, 1970Kaufmann, William W., 1970-1971 See Top Secret

(2 folders)Marshall, Andrew W., 1970 See Top SecretSchlesinger, James R., 1970

BOX CL 5 Central Intelligence AgencyCongressional testimony, 1973

(2 folders)General

1973 See also Top Secret ; See also Secret Compartmented Information19741977

Mar.-Apr.Aug.-Sept.Oct.-Nov.Dec.

BOX CL 6 1978Mar.May-Sept.

1979Management Advisory Group, 1973Meeting with secretary of defense, 1973 See also Top Secret ; See also Secret

Compartmented InformationUnidentified sound recording, undated

Defense DepartmentAction memoranda

1973Apr.JuneJuly See also Top Secret ; See also Restricted DataAug. See also Top Secret ; See also Restricted DataSept. See also Top Secret ; See also Restricted Data

BOX CL 7 Oct. See also Top SecretNov. See also Top Secret ; See also Restricted Data ; See also North Atlantic Treaty

OrganizationDec. See also Top Secret

1974Jan. See also Top SecretFeb. See also Restricted Data


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Mar. See also Top Secret ; See also Restricted DataApr. See also Top Secret ; See also Restricted DataMay See also Restricted DataJune See also Restricted Data

(2 folders)July See also Restricted DataAug. See also Top Secret ; See also Restricted Data

BOX CL 8 Sept.Oct. See also Top SecretNov. See also Top Secret ; See also Restricted DataDec.

(2 folders)1975

Jan.Feb.Mar. See also Top Secret

(2 folders)Apr. See also Top Secret ; See also Restricted Data

(2 folders)BOX CL 9 May See also Top Secret

June(3 folders)

July See also Top Secret ; See also Restricted Data(2 folders)

Aug. See also Top Secret ; See also Restricted Data(2 folders)

BOX CL 10 Sept. See also Top Secret ; See also Restricted Data(2 folders)

Oct. See also Top Secret(3 folders)

Nov.Annual reports

General1974

BOX CL 11 1975Policy excerpts, 1975

BudgetFiscal Year 1977, 1975, undated See also Secret Compartmented Information

Dismissal of Schlesinger, news reports, 1975“Eyes Only” memoranda See also Top Secret

197319741975

F-18 (jet fighter plane), 1975Ford, Gerald R., notes for meetings with, 1975 See Top SecretGermany, 1973-1974Hallock, Richard R.


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Background information1969

Document setsNo. 1

19731974

Feb.Apr.-JulyAug.-Dec.

BOX CL 12 1975Mar.Apr.-July See also Top SecretAug.-Oct.

No. 2C, 1974No. 2E, 1973-1975

Herrington, Arthur C., 1973-1975 See also Top SecretIntelligence and the intelligence community, 1971-1975 See also Top SecretIran, 1973-1975Israel, 1973-1975 See also Top SecretJapan, 1975Katz, Amrom H., 1974Kaufmann, William M.

Memoranda, 1973-1975 See also Top SecretKissinger, Henry

Investigative recordsAir Force, 1953-1966Army, 1945-1967

Notes for meetings withGeneral

1973 See also Top Secret ; See also Secret Compartmented InformationBOX CL 13 1974 See also Top Secret ; See also Secret Compartmented Information

(2 folders)1975 See also Top Secret

Miscellaneous background information, 1973Korea, North, and South Korea, 1974Mayaguez (container ship) incident, 1975 See also Top SecretMemoranda for the record, 1975 See Top SecretMiddle East, 1973Miscellaneous documents

1974 See also Top Secret ; See also Secret Compartmented Information(2 folders)

1975 See also Top Secret ; See also Restricted Data ; See also Secret CompartmentedInformation(2 folders)

BOX CL 14 1976(2 folders)

Undated See Top Secret


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Missile accuracy, 1974Mutual and balanced force reduction

Clarke, Bruce C., communications, 1973-1974 See also Restricted DataGeneral, 1973

National Intelligence Survey, 1973National Security Study Memorandum 169, U.S. nuclear policy, 1973 See Top SecretNet assessment, 1973North Atlantic Treaty Organization

1973(2 folders)

BOX CL 15 1974 See also North Atlantic Treaty Organization1975 See also Restricted Data ; See also North Atlantic Treaty Organization

Offset negotiations, 1973Personnel matters

1974 See Top SecretPresident's Foreign Intelligence Advisory Board, 1973-1976 See also Top SecretProgram planning, 1974Soviet Union

“Analysis of Soviet Policy towards United States by Ex-member of the KGB,” 1975(4 folders)

Burden of defense, 1973-1975, undatedComparative size of defense with U.S.

19741975

BOX CL 16 Defense expenditures, 1973-1974General, 1973-1975 See also Top Secret

Strategic Arms Limitation Treaty See also Top Secret197219731974-1975

Tucker, Gardiner L., 1973 See also Top Secret ; See also Restricted DataUnited Kingdom, 1973-1974, undated See also Top SecretVietnam and Southeast Asia, 1974-1975Weiss, Seymour, 1974-1975Wickham, John Adams, notebooks, 1973-1975 See Top Secret


Canada19771978

BOX CL 17 ChinaGeneral

19771978

June-Sept.Oct.Dec.


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1979Photographs, 1978

Comprehensive nuclear test banCharts, circa 1978 See also Restricted DataGeneral

1978Mar. See also Restricted DataMay See also Restricted DataJune-Oct., no month See also Top Secret ; See also Restricted Data

1979 See also Top Secret ; See also Restricted DataPreparations for negotiations, 1977 See also Restricted Data

Economic Summit, Washington, D.C., 1978Enhanced radiation weapons, 1977-1978 See Top Secret ; See Restricted Data

BOX CL 18 Iran1976-1978circa 19781979

Japan, 1977-1979Mexico

General1977-19781979

Middle East, 1978-1979 See Top SecretMorocco, 1978Nuclear nonproliferation

Presidential directive and NSC no. 8, 1977Presidential review memoranda no. 15, 1977

Saudi Arabia1977

Apr.-July See also Top Secret ; See also Secret Compartmented InformationAug.-Dec. See also Secret Compartmented Information

19781979 See also Top Secret

Strategic and critical materials stockpile, 1976-1977BOX CL 19 Briefing File

Budget BureauFiscal Year 1970 budget, charts and transparencies, 1970

Defense DepartmentFiscal Year 1975 budget

Presidential briefing, transparencies, circa 1974Fiscal Year 1976 budget

Hearings, transparencies, circa 1975 See also Top SecretJoint Committee on Atomic Energy, notebooks and transparencies

1974, Sept. 26 See also Top Secret ; See also Restricted Data1975, Oct. 29 See also Top Secret ; See also Restricted Data

Miscellaneous charts, undated See Classified, Container OV CL21


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North Atlantic Treaty OrganizationDefense Planning Committee, transparencies, 1975, Spring

Senate Appropriations Committee, transparencies, 1974Oct. See also Top Secret

Senate Subcommittee on Arms Control, International Law and Organization, 1974, Sept.11Miscellany See also Top SecretNotebookTransparencies See also Top Secret

Speeches at Air War College, Montgomery, Ala., and National War College, Washington,D.C., 1975Transparencies See also Top Secret

Strategic Arms Limitation Treaty, presidential briefing, notebook and transparencies,circa 1974-circa 1975 See also Top Secret

Title VIII, meeting with president, 1975, June 20Transparencies

Charts, comprehensive test ban, CTB, circa 1974-circa 1975Charts brought from Central Intelligence Agency on strategic forces, SF, circa 1973 See

also Top SecretCopies of original transparencies

Alphabetical, circa 1974-circa 1975ADEF See also Top SecretGHI See also OversizeJMN See also Top Secret ; See also Restricted DataOSRPR

Charts brought from Central Intelligence Agency on strategic forces, SF, circa 1973 Seealso Top Secret

Unidentified, circa 1974-circa 1975Group 2 See also Top Secret

BOX CL 20 Master file copies, circa 1974-circa 1975A, defense and economyD, readiness and agingE, strategic airliftF, strategic forces See also Top SecretG, conventional balance and North Atlantic Treaty OrganizationH, North Atlantic Treaty Organization issuesI, strategic issues See also Top SecretJ, miscellaneous


Container Contents


M, manpowerN, tactical nuclear weapons in Europe See also Top Secret ; See also Restricted DataP, naval balanceR, Central Intelligence Agency/North Atlantic Treaty Organization charts

Soviet-United States navies, outdated from Central Intelligence Agency, NAV, circa 1973BOX OV CL 21 Oversize

Briefing FileDefense Department

Miscellaneous charts, undated (Oversize)

BOX TS 1-TS 6 Top Secret, 1970-1979Government-security documents.Arranged and described according to the series and folders from which the items were

removed.

BOX TS 1 Subject FileAtomic Energy Commission

“Forty Committee” and Project Garza, circa 1972Intelligence, 1972 See also Secret Compartmented InformationMultiple independently targeted reentry vehicles, 1972Nuclear weapon stockpile graphic analysis of materials and requirements model, 1972

(5 folders)Nuclear weapons

General, 1971-1972 See also Restricted DataSoviet force levels, 1972

Budget BureauIntelligence

Reorganization, 1970-1971Special Defense Panel

Kaufmann, William W., 1970-1971Marshall, Andrew W., 1970

Central Intelligence AgencyGeneral

1973 See also Secret Compartmented InformationMeeting with secretary of defense, 1973 See also Secret Compartmented Information

BOX TS 2 Defense DepartmentAction memoranda

1973July See also Restricted DataAug. See also Restricted DataSept. See also Restricted DataOct.Nov. See also Restricted Data ; See also North Atlantic Treaty OrganizationDec.

1974Jan.Mar. See also Restricted Data


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Apr. See also Restricted DataAug. See also Restricted DataOct.Nov. See also Restricted Data

1975Mar.Apr. See also Restricted DataMayJuly See also Restricted DataAug. See also Restricted DataSept. See also Restricted DataOct.

“Eyes Only” memoranda1973-1975

Ford, Gerald R., notes for meetings with1975

Jan.-Mar.Apr.-July

BOX TS 3 Aug.-Nov.Hallock, Richard R.

Document setsNo. 1

1975June

Herrington, Arthur C., 1973Intelligence and the intelligence community

1975Israel, 1975Kaufmann, William M.

Memoranda1975

Kissinger, HenryNotes for meetings with

General1973 See also Secret Compartmented Information

(2 folders)1974 See also Secret Compartmented Information

(2 folders)1975

Miscellaneous background information, 1973Mayaguez (container ship) incident, 1975Memoranda for the record, 1975Miscellaneous documents

19741975 See also Restricted DataUndated

Top Secret, 1970-1979

Container Contents


BOX TS 4 National Security Memorandum 169, U.S. nuclear policy, 1973Personnel matters

1974President's Foreign Intelligence Advisory Board, 1973-1974Soviet Union

General, 1974-1975Strategic Arms Limitation Treaty

1972197319741975

Tucker, Gardiner L., 1973 See also Restricted DataUnited Kingdom, 1973-1974, undatedWickham, John Adams, notebooks

1973, June 20-Dec. 9BOX TS 5 1973, Dec. 10-1975, Apr. 25

(3 folders)BOX TS 6 1975, Apr. 28-Nov. 3


Comprehensive nuclear test banGeneral

1978Sept. See also Restricted Data

1979 See also Restricted DataEnhanced radiation weapons, 1977-1978 See also Restricted DataMiddle East, 1978-1979Saudi Arabia

1977Apr.-July See also Secret Compartmented Information

1979Briefing File

Defense DepartmentFiscal Year 1976 budget

Hearings, transparencies, circa 1975Joint Committee on Atomic Energy, notebook and transparencies

1974, Sept. 26 See also Restricted Data1975, Oct. 29 See also Restricted Data

Senate Appropriations Committee, transparencies, 1974Oct.

Senate Subcommittee on Arms Control, International Law and Organization, 1974, Sept.11MiscellanyTransparencies

Speeches at Air War College, Montgomery, Ala., and National War College, Washington,D.C., 1975Transparencies


Container Contents


Strategic Arms Limitation Treaty, presidential briefing, notebook and transparencies,circa 1974-circa 1975

TransparenciesCharts brought from the Central Intelligence Agency on strategic forces, SF, circa 1973Copies of original transparencies

Alphabetical, circa 1974-circa 1975FN See also Restricted Data

Charts brought from the Central Intelligence Agency on strategic forces, SF, circa 1973Unidentified, circa 1974-circa 1975

Group 2Master file copies, circa 1974-circa 1975

FIN See also Restricted Data

BOX RD 1 Restricted Data (Classified), 1966-1979Government-security documents.Arranged and described according to the series and folders from which the items were

removed.

BOX RD 1 Chronological File1978

Subject FileAtomic Energy Commission

ArtifactsGeneral Electric Co., undated

Cannikin Project, Amchitka Island, AlaskaGeneral, 1971

Congressional testimony, 1972June

19Naval nuclear propulsion

EnclosuresNo. 6, 1968

General, 1971-1972Printed matter

“SSN Ad Hoc Panel Report,” 1968(2 folders)

Nuclear weaponsGeneral, 1971Printed matter, 1970

Uranium enrichment, 1973Budget Bureau

Atomic Energy CommissionAgency plan, 1971General


Container Contents


19661969

Hallock, Richard R., material from, 1971“Special Analytical Study No. 3 Enriched Uranium Production Planning,” 1968

Rand Corp. documentsKosters, Marvin, 1969McGarvey, David C., 1969McGarvey, David, C., William E. Hoehn, and V. D. Taylor, 1969

Defense DepartmentAction memoranda

1973July

1974Feb.Mar.Apr.MayJuneJulyAug.

1975Apr.JulyAug.Sept.

North Atlantic Treaty Organization1975 See also North Atlantic Treaty Organization

Energy DepartmentComprehensive nuclear test ban

Charts, circa 1978General

1978Mar.MayJune-Oct., no month

1979Preparations for negotiations, 1977

Enhanced radiation weapons, 1977-1978Briefing File

Defense DepartmentJoint Committee on Atomic Energy, notebook and transparencies

1974, Sept. 261975, Oct. 29

TransparenciesCopies of original transparencies

Alphabetical, circa 1974-circa 1975

Restricted Data (Classified), 1966-1979

Container Contents


NMaster file copies, circa 1974-circa 1975

N

BOX RD 2 Restricted Data (Top Secret), 1967-1975Government-security documents.Arranged and described according to the series and folders from which the items were

removed.

BOX RD 2 Subject FileAtomic Energy Commission

Nuclear weaponsGeneral, 1971

Budget BureauAtomic Energy Commission

Hallock, Richard R., material from, 1967Defense Department

Action memoranda1973

JulyAug.Sept.Nov. See also North Atlantic Treaty Organization

1974Mar.MayNov.

1975Apr.Aug.

Mutual and balanced force reductionClarke, Bruce C., communications, 1973

Tucker, Gardiner L., 1973Briefing File

Defense DepartmentJoint Committee on Atomic Energy, notebook and transparencies

1975, Oct. 29Miscellaneous documents, 1975

TransparenciesCopies of original transparencies

Alphabetical, circa 1974-circa 1975N

Master file copies, circa 1974-circa 1975N

BOX SCI 1 Secret Compartmented Information (Classified), 1973-1974Government-security documents.

Restricted Data (Classified), 1966-1979

Container Contents


Arranged and described according to the series and folders from which the items wereremoved.

BOX SCI 1 Subject FileCentral Intelligence Agency

General1973

Meeting with secretary of defense, 1973Defense Department


General1973, Nov.

Miscellaneous documents1974

BOX SCI 2 Secret Compartmented Information (Top Secret), 1972-1977Government-security documents.Arranged and described according to the series and folders from which the items were

removed.

BOX SCI 2 Subject FileAtomic Energy Commission

Intelligence, 1972Central Intelligence Agency

General1973

Meeting with secretary of defense, 1973Defense Department

BudgetFiscal Year 1977, 1975, undated


General1974, Jan.

Miscellaneous documents1975

Energy DepartmentSaudi Arabia

1977May-JuneAug.

BOX NATO 1 North Atlantic Treaty Organization, 1973-1974Government-security documents.Arranged and described according to the series and folders from which the items were

removed.

Secret Compartmented Information (Classified), 1973-1974

Container Contents


BOX NATO 1 Subject FileDefense Department

Action memoranda1973

Nov.North Atlantic Treaty Organization

1974-1975

BOX OV 1-OV 2 Oversize, 1972-1975Scrapbook, charts, and a transparency.Arranged and described according to the series, containers, and folders from which the items

were removed.

BOX OV 1 Subject FileDefense Department

Wake Island scrapbook, 1975 (Container 60)BOX OV 2 Briefing File

Atomic Energy Commission, charts, 1972 (Container 63)Defense Department

North Atlantic Treaty OrganizationMiscellaneous charts, undated (Container 65)

TransparenciesCopies of original transparencies, circa 1974-circa 1975

I-16 (Container 67)

BOX VA 1 Artifact, 1972Polaris flag.Arranged and described according to the series, container, and folder from which the item was

removed.

BOX VA 1 Subject FileAtomic Energy Commission

ArtifactsPolaris flag presented by the U.S. Navy, 1972 (Container 23)

North Atlantic Treaty Organization, 1973-1974

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